'The Cut Pages' is either a long prose poem or an experimental prose text: the definitiion is open. It was first printed in the eponymous Fulcrum Press book in 1971, but was subsequently left out of the collected editions of the author's poems. The genesis of the piece is explained in a new introdcution by the author especially written for this edition. In the original edition the author described his aim in writing the piece as being 'to give the words as much relief as possible from serving in planned situations; so the work was taken forward with no programme beyond the principle that it should not know where its next meal was coming from ...This method produced very rapid changes of direction.'
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Roy Fisher was born in Birmingham in 1930, and now lives in Derbyshire. His Collected Poems were published by Oxford University Press in 1981 and again in 1985; an updated Collected will appear from Bloodaxe in 2005.
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Hard Cover. Condition: Near Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: Near Fine. First Edition. First edition. Inscribed and signed by author on front endpaper ('For Mike Erwin with thanks - Roy Fisher'). Small sticker remnant on jacket spine base. 1971 Hard Cover. 79, [1] pp. 8vo. "'The Cut Pages' is either a long prose poem or an experimental prose text: the definition is open. It was first printed in the eponymous Fulcrum Press book in 1971, but was subsequently left out of the collected editions of the author's poems.In the original edition the author described his aim in writing the piece as being 'to give the words as much relief as possible from serving in planned situations; so the work was taken forward with no programme beyond the principle that it should not know where its next meal was coming from .This method produced very rapid changes of direction. Signed by author. Seller Inventory # 2263293
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